Printing Money Doesn’t Work in Britain Either

by Bob Adelmann | 5:17 am, February 8, 2012

Of course not! Why would anyone conclude that errors are geographical? Errors are errors and attempts to reinflate the British economy using the same hot air compressors that we use here aren’t going to work any better over there than they have here.

Oklahoma’s Constitutional Amendment Would Pit Taxpayers Against Unions

by Bob Adelmann | 12:13 pm, February 7, 2012

It takes courage to stand up against the onslaught. I hope this young man from Oklahoma knows what’s coming and is ready for it.

Friday’s Unemployment Numbers: Correcting the Corrections

by Bob Adelmann | 8:11 pm, February 6, 2012

It’s awfully easy to accuse the BLS of fudging the numbers for political purposes, especially since an improving economy is likely to improve Obama’s chances for a second term. But honesty requires that we look more closely at those numbers.

Romney Woos Grand Junction, Earns Sen. King’s Endorsement

by Kelly Sloan | 6:50 pm, February 6, 2012

For West Slope voters, Romneys biggest applause line came when he spoke of energy, an issue critical to the economy of the region rich in natural gas, coal, and oil shale. In a speech that mostly stuck to the script of his last several appearances, Romney criticized Obama’s record on energy policy, noting that the current President has kept hundreds of acres off limits for production, while subsidizing so-called “green energy” boondoggles – contrary to his call in the State of the Union speech for an “all of the above” policy.

The Borking of Netflix: movie service finds privacy law to be an inconvenience

by Eileen McGuire-Mahony | 2:35 pm, February 6, 2012

In the 1980s, Senate Democrats went all out to derail Reagan’s nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court.  Among other underhanded moves, Bork’s movie rental history somehow found its way into the public discourse.  There was nothing at all remarkable about the man’s cinematic taste, and the failure of Bork’s nomination owes much more to Ted [...]

Rich Americans Are Fleeing the Country

by Bob Adelmann | 5:22 am, February 5, 2012

Money doesn’t necessarily buy freedom. Rich Americans are discovering how difficult, and expensive, it is to leave the land of the free.

ObamaCare Advisers Predict Death of Health Insurance Companies

by Bob Adelmann | 12:07 pm, February 4, 2012

If one needs proof that Obamacare is evil and intended to erase completely any vestiges of the free market in providing health care, this article in the Times ought to provide it.

Housing: Prices and Ownership Still Correcting

by Bob Adelmann | 5:53 am, February 4, 2012

The determined arrogance and hubris of the president continue to astonish me. The solution to the problem, he says, is to do more of what has been proven not to work. Isn’t that the definition of insanity?

CBO Report: U.S. Deficits “Unsupportable”

by Bob Adelmann | 12:44 pm, February 3, 2012

The Congressional Budget Office has been accused of fudging the numbers. However, these numbers are so bad they don’t can’t be fudged.

European Fiscal Pact: Closing the Ring

by Bob Adelmann | 5:11 am, February 3, 2012

I never like to write an article that is absolute the way this one appears to be. But I can’t find any significant resistance to the impending imposition of permanent austerity and control from unelected elites outside the reach of the citizens.

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Featured Posts

• Printing Money Doesn’t Work in Britain Either

  Of course not! Why would anyone conclude that errors are geographical? Errors are errors and attempts to reinflate the British economy using the same hot air compressors that we use here aren’t going to work any better over there than they have here.

• Oklahoma’s Constitutional Amendment Would Pit Taxpayers Against Unions
• Friday’s Unemployment Numbers: Correcting the Corrections
• Romney Woos Grand Junction, Earns Sen. King’s Endorsement
• The Borking of Netflix: movie service finds privacy law to be an inconvenience
• Rich Americans Are Fleeing the Country
• ObamaCare Advisers Predict Death of Health Insurance Companies